German solid house insolvent?

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naja

2009-02-27 17:21:22
  • #1


But one can believe it.

There is a saying: if you cannot defeat an opponent, ally yourself with him

DM probably knew very well that the procedure would end unfavorably for them, therefore it seems they agreed on an out-of-court settlement.

Money in exchange for withdrawing the insolvency application.

Here is DM's statement regarding Thunert's insolvency application on 8.1.09:

"We hereby state that this insolvency application was made abusively under the law without any factual basis, in order to increase the pressure on DM – Deutsche Massivhaus GmbH. The company Thunert GmbH & Co. KG neither presented a payment order nor holds a title when filing the insolvency application. There are also no legitimate claims. Therefore, there is no legal basis from which such a step could have been derived. Obviously, this measure was also intended to harm DM – Deutsche Massivhaus GmbH as a whole."

And here is the court's decision:

"The creditor’s application was admissible and was subsequently resolved by the debtor’s performance.....since the debtor recognized the claim by performing."

That means the application in this one case has been resolved, but this has no bearing on the current situation of the company DM.
 

Buri

2009-02-27 17:39:07
  • #2
Hello, I am new now. On the one hand, the decision has been made and the matter is settled. On the other hand, something is still not okay, right? Who has an expert answer on this (in plain language)? Regards Buri
 

Joachim1981

2009-02-27 17:40:51
  • #3
My eyes have also been opened, what happened at DM is no longer acceptable!

It is time for the next insolvency applications to be filed!
 

naja

2009-02-27 17:48:26
  • #4


It is not THE matter that is settled, but ONE of the many matters.

The company Thunert filed for insolvency in mid-December because DM stopped paying their invoices. This matter has now been settled out of court.

If you read through the entire thread, you will realize that this was only one company among many and thus only the very tip of the iceberg.

The company Thunert now has its money, but what about the other companies, builders, sellers?
 

Charly

2009-02-27 19:31:25
  • #5
Is DM insolvent?

Regarding DM, I can only say: extreme caution is advised. We also built with DM and are finished. However, there are still some defects to be fixed that have been known in Gera for a long time. For almost 3 weeks now, I have been trying to get a competent person on the phone to get a statement. Unfortunately, without success. To my knowledge, several people in senior positions can no longer be reached at DM. Some of the craftsmen have also quit, and our site manager is no longer working for DM. We experienced a similar scenario 18 months ago with the insolvency of Domizil. It started exactly the same way and ended with insolvency, and then we went to DM, where the same thing is now looming. SO BE CAREFUL!!
 

escape

2009-02-27 19:37:06
  • #6


There are certainly more important things to do during the day than just writing in the forum. There are also people who work.....

In any case, I find it outrageous to be immediately put in the pillory when expressing one's opinion. With the understanding of democracy, some people do not seem to be very well off.
 

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